North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2022 by Dan Routh)
Spencer Shops
Category: Museum
Details from the Museum
North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2022 by Dan Routh)
In the Historical Area
A historical interpreter at the Capitol and a craftswoman making inlay for a harpsichord in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia.
(Photographs copyright 2022 by Dan Routh)
Details
Details from the former Liberty Hardware (Liberty Machinery) which will soon become the Liberty Historical Museum. Liberty, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2022 by Dan Routh)
Details from the Hardware Store
The former Liberty Hardware (originally Liberty Machinery) building in Liberty, North Carolina will soon be the site of the new Liberty Historical Museum.
(Photographs copyright 2022 by Dan Routh)
Before the Move
Norfolk Western 611 being prepped for it’s recent move to Pennsylvania at the NC Transportation Museum in Spencer, North Carolina.
(Photographs copyright 2021 by Dan Routh)
Norfolk & Western 611
(Photographs copyright 2020 by Dan Routh)
N&W 611 at Spencer Shops. North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer, North Carolina.
Boxcar Detail
(Photograph copyright 2020 by Dan Routh)
North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer Shops. Spencer, North Carolina.
At the Museum
(Photograph copyright 2020 by Dan Routh)
Spencer Shops. North Carolina Transportation Museum. Spencer, North Carolina.
February 01, 1960
(Photograph copyright 2020 by Dan Routh)
Woolworth lunch counter. Greensboro, North Carolina. Sixty years ago today four black NC A&T University students sat down at the white’s only lunch counter and spearheaded the civil rights movement in America. Image is of three of the Greensboro Four and the son of the fourth on the morning of the opening of the International Civil Rights Museum.
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